cutthroat
/ˈkʌt.θroʊt/Tradução: Descreve uma situação ou pessoa ferozmente competitiva, implacável, disposta a prejudicar os outros para alcançar o sucesso. Também pode se referir a algo intenso, agressivo e sem piedade, como uma concorrência ou um ambiente de negócios., Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que mata cortando ou degolando a garganta da vítima; por extensão, pessoa violenta, cruel ou assassina.
Relações da palavra
adjective
/ˈkʌt.θroʊt/Описывает ситуацию или человека, который является яростно конкурентоспособным, безжалостным или готовым навредить другим ради успеха.
Describe una situación o persona ferozmente competitiva, despiadada o dispuesta a perjudicar a otros para tener éxito.
Décrit une personne ou une situation extrêmement compétitive, impitoyable, prête à nuire aux autres pour réussir.
Beschreibt eine Situation oder Person, die äußerst wettbewerbsorientiert, rücksichtslos oder bereit ist, anderen zu schaden, um Erfolg zu haben.
Descreve uma situação ou pessoa ferozmente competitiva, implacável, disposta a prejudicar os outros para alcançar o sucesso. Também pode se referir a algo intenso, agressivo e sem piedade, como uma concorrência ou um ambiente de negócios.
形容竞争极其激烈、残酷无情,或形容一个人为了成功而不择手段、毫不留情。
يصف وضعًا أو شخصًا شديد التنافسية وعديم الرحمة، مستعدًا لإيذاء الآخرين أو استغلالهم لتحقيق النجاح. ويُستخدم أيضًا لوصف المنافسة نفسها باعتبارها قاسية لا ترحم.
Describes a situation or person that is fiercely competitive, ruthless, or willing to harm others to succeed.
Ruthless in competitionB2informal
Characterized by fierce, ruthless, or merciless competition, often involving unethical tactics.
Беспощадный
despiadado en la competencia
impitoyable (dans la compétition)
Erbarmungslos
Impiedoso
残酷无情的
لا يرحم في المنافسة
- The cutthroat world of corporate finance leaves little room for sentiment.
- They engaged in cutthroat pricing to drive their rivals out of business.
- The industry is known for its cutthroat tactics and backstabbing.
Sinônimosaggressivecompetitivefiercemercilesspitilessremorselessruthlesssavageunscrupulous
- more cutthroat comparative form
- most cutthroat superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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noun
/ˈkʌt.θrəʊt/Существительное, обозначающее человека, который убивает, перерезая жертве горло.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona que mata cortando la garganta de su víctima; por extensión, un asesino despiadado o cruel.
Nom désignant une personne qui tue en égorgeant sa victime, ou de manière plus générale un assassin impitoyable. Peut aussi se référer à un individu sans scrupules ou dangereux.
Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die jemandem die Kehle durchschneidet, um ihn zu töten, also einen brutalen Mörder oder Gewalttäter.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que mata cortando ou degolando a garganta da vítima; por extensão, pessoa violenta, cruel ou assassina.
指割断受害者喉咙的杀人者,泛指凶残的杀手或暴徒。
اسم يدل على شخص يقتل الآخرين بقطع أعناقهم، ويُستعمل أيضاً للدلالة على الشخص العنيف العدواني الذي لا يرحم.
A noun referring to a person who murders by cutting the victim's throat.
MurdererC1formal
A person who kills another by cutting their throat.
Убийца
degollador
Assassin qui égorge
Kehlabschneider
Assassino
割喉杀手
قاتل
- The detective was hunting a notorious cutthroat who terrorized the city.
- In the old tales, cutthroats lurked in the dark alleys.
- The victim was found with a wound suggesting a cutthroat had attacked him.
- cutthroats plural form
- cutthroats' possessive plural form
- cutthroat's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Condições herdadas
Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.